AI Could Be A Game Changer For Predicting Unhealthy Alcohol Use
It turns out that artificial intelligence may be able to predict drinking relapses and improve treatment outcomes for individuals with alcohol use disorder.
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What You Need To Know About The Mask Mandate Lift On Public Transit
U.S. District Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle in Tampa has ruled in favor of a lawsuit against the Biden administration's travel mask mandate.
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The Important Step You're Probably Missing When Doing At Home COVID-19 Tests
Health experts want everyone to consider taking this very important step with at-home test kits to ensure the safety and health of you and those around you.
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Why Karen Grassle Thinks Compassion Is Key When It Comes To Caring For Someone With Alzheimer's - Exclusive
Karen Grassle stars in the film "Not to Forget," and expresses in an exclusive interview with Health Digest, her personal connections with Alzheimer's disease.
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How Your Fitbit Could Play A Role In Identifying AFib
Fitbit launched back in 2007 and since then, the company has morphed the simple pedometer into a sophisticated health tracking device.
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Maria Shriver Talks Alzheimer's: New Research, Prevention, And Its Impact On Women - Exclusive Interview
Alzheimer's advocate Maria Shriver sat down with Health Digest to discuss her latest projects related to the disease.
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Jennifer Aniston Reveals Her History With Sleepwalking And Insomnia
Jennifer Aniston recently revealed that she has struggled with sleep issues, including insomnia and sleepwalking, since she was in her thirties.
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Does Moderna's Vaccine Protect Against COVID-19 Infection Better Than Pfizer's?
A new study has tracked the efficacy of the Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines to see which provides the greatest level of antibody protection.
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Experts Reveal The Challenges Of Reaching COVID-19 Herd Immunity
Unfortunately, many scientists are beginning to have doubts about whether humans will be able to reach COVID-19 herd immunity, at least any time soon.
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Can Brain Scans Really Help Determine When Mental Health Will Worsen?
Researchers recently revealed promising new diagnostic measures that can better predict mental health outcomes like depression and psychosis.
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The Surprising Link Between Eczema And Mental Health Struggles
We've always known that eczema can cause itchy skin, but according to new research, it can also be related to problems with your mental health.
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The Negative Impacts 'That Girl' Trend On TikTok Has On Mental Health
TikTok's "That Girl" is a viral trend that supposedly encourages young women to be the best version of themselves, but could it be doing more harm than good?
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Meningitis Vaccines Could Protect Against More Than You Think
New research reveals that the vaccine that protects against meningitis also can help prevent the sexually transmitted disease, gonorrhea.
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Are Patient Influencers On Social Media Really A Good Thing?
Influencer marketing isn't just for those with hundreds of thousands of followers. Could patient influencers become the next big trend?
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What To Know About Alabama's New Law Criminalizing Gender-Affirming Healthcare For Trans Youth
The rights of trans youth are under attack. Here's the latest about Alabama's new law criminalizing gender-affirming healthcare for trans youth.
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These Video Games Not Only Boost Brain Health, They're Getting FDA Approval
Video game treatment for brain health is a growing topic of interest among the FDA within the last few years and is being studied for various age groups.
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Everything We Know About The New FDA Approved COVID-19 Test
According to the latest health news, the FDA has approved a new way to test for COVID-19 that may replace the nose swab. Here's what you need to know.
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A Simple Blood Test Could Be A Game Changer In Predicting Heart Attacks
A new study reveals that a simple blood test could be a game changer in predicting heart attacks. Here's the latest information you need to know.
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SoulCycle Instructor Kamelle Mills Explains Why Self-Love Is The Key To Fitness - Exclusive
Kamelle Mills shares in an exclusive interview with Health Digest important ways he's grown to embrace his body and love it for its unique beauty and gifts.
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Sistas' Devale Ellis On His Workout Routine During And After The NFL - Exclusive Interview
Devale Ellis, former NFL player and current television star, knows a thing or two about working out. Here's an exclusive look at how he stays so fit.
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Brian Austin Green's Struggle With Ulcerative Colitis Explained
Beverly Hills 90210 actor Brian Austin Green recently shared his struggle with ulcerative colitis in an Instagram post. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's What We Know About The Biden Administration Extending The Public Health Emergency Plan For COVID-19
The Biden administration officially extended the Covid-19 public health emergency for another 90 days, which can help millions of Americans.
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Why An Effective Treatment Against COVID-19 Is Remaining Unused In Hospitals
While vaccines are the best way to COVID-19 infection, there are other treatments. Here's why one treatment against COVID-19 remains unused in hospitals.
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How To Self-Assess Your Risk For COVID-19 And Stay Safe
Here's how to self-assess your risk for coronavirus infection if you're considering whether or not it's safe to partake in more social activities.
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Researchers Find Evidence That Even Some Physical Activity Is Beneficial For Those With Depression
Researchers found that even a small amount of exercise can help with depression. Here's the minimum amount you may want to start adding to your routine.
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SoulCycle Kitty Terzo Reveals Why Rest Days Are So Important - Exclusive
As a SoulCycle instructor and fitness expert, Kitty Terzo knows a lot about movement. But just as important, she also knows about rest and recovery.
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Study Reveals Magic Mushrooms May Rapidly Treat Depression
Commonly, depression is treated with antidepressants, which can cause dizziness, low libido, insomnia, and suicidal ideations in those aged 18-24 years old.
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